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@DJMIKEYD1 @liz_churchill10 @HarrisDebra21 Agreeing for the wrong reason—the true King of England is a Stuart. The Saxe-Coburgs are foreign invaders and definitely not the rightful monarchs of the Empire. 😭

@liz_churchill10 @HarrisDebra21 How disrespectful… if she is a politician she should be removed from the house by the Speaker of what even chamber she sits in - seriously that’s how it should go. Australia is British in culture and blood, family should stick together - just my take on it

Senator Lidia Thorpe screams in the face of Royal Parasite King Charles, “This is NOT your land…you are NOT our King!” These Crown Scumbags leeched BILLIONS from taxpayers for centuries while Australia built itself into a modern nation and now he gets publicly humiliated 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@perrymetzger He can’t dine out on his “ideas” for the next two decades if he is forced to confront reality. This implies he’s an entertainer, not a scientist. He sells fear to gullible mids who like to go to “lectures” where the content is basically “CTHULU IS COMING!!!”

One of the reasons Eliezer believes that he wins all of his arguments is because he only argues against strawman. If he had to debate someone who actually knows this discussion well, he would lose immediately.

@Bad_Fawkes @Darthwickett @WintersGreen Isn’t it called “pan sauce?”

@Darthwickett @WintersGreen I'm always pouring the excess juice or marinade or whatever that's left in the pan over my steak when I plate it up. That's just good business and extra deliciousness. But I wouldn't consider that a sauce.

>アメリカ人にステーキに合うステーキソースを教えてくれっち言うたら「上等なステーキ肉/焼き方にはソースは不要」って 「焼き鳥は塩でいけ」のメリケン版やね

This would be mind-bending if it hadn’t happened every single time.

People don’t understand LLMs very well, so they don’t understand that writing well gets better results. The new differentiator is English writing, not software writing.

@Austen Well, shoot. I will do a $10M job for the same 20% any time you want.

Engineers! We want to: Fly you to Austin Give you an apartment Clean your room Do your laundry Feed you 3x/day Help you master building with AI And give you a $200k to $1m job. You pay nothing, ever, no matter what. Even if you don’t take the job.

We used to call this phenomenon "PEBKAC" and it used to mean you didn't know what you are doing. Now, LLMs have given us a version where you know what *you're* doing, but you have no idea what the *bot* is doing, and what it's doing is lying to your ever-reddening face. Lots of actual experts will have similar problems across fields from physics, law, and medicine, to many more. Your job is to manage the LLM and if it's making you angry, you're doing that job poorly.

@big_duca I’m not sure you are using the right sort of fertilizer to be branding your slop organic, bro.

“Dude did you vibe code this slop? This feature sucks!” Been getting this more recently. And no, I didn't “vibe” it. Did you ever consider, for one single second… That I might just be retarded? And I wrote this organic slop myself?

Valiant Heroes of the Immortal Guard, I salute you for your courage and your sacrifice. In the past three months, thousands of you, in small but effective cells throughout Iran, have created brilliant displays of valor. What you have done will be told for centuries. The Iranian nation will never forget your sacrifice and the price you paid for the liberation of the homeland, above all on the 8th and 9th of January. I told you that help was on the way. Now that help has arrived. I call upon you, the bravest and most devoted sons and daughters of Iran, as the nation’s vanguard force, to further wear down and weaken the Islamic Republic’s repressive apparatus, now under heavy blows from the sky, in every way possible, in order to pave the way for its ultimate collapse. Bear in mind that this is not a call for street demonstrations, it is a call to you, the Immortal Guard, to deliver intelligent and effective blows against the exhausted and worn-down oppressors, so that the path for the millions of the Iranian nation to flood the streets is further cleared. At the same time, make preserving your own lives a priority, for your presence in the final battle, to protect the onrushing torrent of millions of Iranians claiming their freedom, is vital and indispensable. You are of the lineage of Rostam and Kaveh, and your enemies are of the ilk of Zahhak. In this battle of good against evil, of light against darkness, you stand on the right side of history, and the hopes and prayers of a great nation see you on your way. I eagerly await the day when I will stand beside you in the first liberated city of Iran, and together we will seal the final victory. Long live Iran, Reza Pahlavi

NVIDIA's Vera Rubin to Use Only Samsung and SK Hynix HBM4 Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's sixth-generation High Bandwidth Memory (HBM4) will be incorporated into NVIDIA's next-generation AI accelerator "Vera Rubin," slated for release in the second half of this year. Micron, the world's third-largest memory company, has been excluded from the HBM4 supply chain for Vera Rubin — a result widely interpreted as a recognition of Korean memory makers' technological superiority in key HBM4 performance metrics such as operating speed and bandwidth. According to industry sources on March 8, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have been confirmed as suppliers on NVIDIA's Vera Rubin vendor list. The two companies have been provisionally selected as HBM4 suppliers for the flagship next-gen AI accelerator, whose performance hinges critically on this component. HBM4 is an AI server memory chip manufactured by stacking 8 to 16 layers of advanced DRAM built on 11–13nm process nodes atop a base die, enabling rapid delivery of large volumes of data to the GPU in AI accelerators. Micron, which currently supplies HBM3E to NVIDIA, has been dropped from the Vera Rubin HBM4 vendor list. The company is expected to supply HBM4 for mid-tier AI accelerators optimized for inference — such as the "Rubin CPX" — rather than for Vera Rubin itself. The selection of Samsung and SK Hynix as the sole HBM4 suppliers reflects their ability to meet NVIDIA's performance and yield requirements. Samsung has effectively passed NVIDIA's bifurcated HBM4 qualification tests targeting operating speeds of 10Gb/s and 11Gb/s. SK Hynix is in the process of optimizing its product for the 11Gb/s test. Samsung's foundry division has also won an order to produce NVIDIA's GPU "RTX 3060," which the company has decided to resume manufacturing, with production set to begin shortly on an 8nm process. Only Samsung and SK Hynix at the Heart of NVIDIA's "Monster AI Chip" — Micron Eliminated Since around 2022, when the AI era began, NVIDIA has been the company that determines the fate of memory semiconductor firms. Those that made it into NVIDIA's HBM supply chain became central players in the AI industry; those that didn't saw their standing diminish. Samsung was a prime example — the two-year crisis narrative that plagued Samsung Semiconductor was triggered by delays in HBM3 supply to NVIDIA and only subsided last September when Samsung passed NVIDIA's HBM3E 12-layer qualification test. Against this backdrop, the selection of Samsung and SK Hynix — and exclusion of Micron — as Vera Rubin HBM4 suppliers is being assessed as highly significant. It opens the door to large-scale NVIDIA shipments over the next one to two years, securing their HBM dominance. High-Spec HBM4 Orders According to industry sources on March 8, Vera Rubin hardware will be unveiled for the first time at NVIDIA's developer conference GTC 2026, scheduled for March 16 in Silicon Valley. While no official launch date has been set, a second-half 2026 release is expected. NVIDIA is putting everything into making Vera Rubin's performance more than five times greater than its predecessor, in order to decisively outpace rivals including AMD and Broadcom. More than 80 partner companies worldwide are aligning with NVIDIA to support the launch of this "monster AI accelerator." Since last year, NVIDIA has identified HBM4 as the critical component underpinning Vera Rubin's success, pushing memory companies to develop high-performance products. It demanded operating speeds exceeding 10Gb/s — well above the 8Gb/s JEDEC standard — for Vera Rubin's HBM4. Capacity has also been scaled up: Vera Rubin will incorporate 16 HBM4 stacks totaling 576GB, surpassing the 432GB HBM4 capacity in AMD's competing next-gen AI accelerator, the MI450. Micron Eliminated from Vera Rubin Global memory companies competed fiercely for Vera Rubin HBM4 supply contracts. Winning over NVIDIA — which commands over 80% share in the AI accelerator market where HBM is heavily integrated — means both technological validation and guaranteed strong earnings. The race for Vera Rubin HBM4 has narrowed to Samsung and SK Hynix. Micron does not appear on the vendor list. "Micron isn't even being discussed as a Vera Rubin HBM4 supplier," one industry source said. Between the two, Samsung has recently pulled ahead. Samsung has effectively passed NVIDIA's bifurcated qualification tests for both 10Gb/s and 11Gb/s variants of HBM4, and began shipping finished products to NVIDIA last month, albeit in limited volumes. SK Hynix is continuing product optimization with NVIDIA to pass the 11Gb/s test. Given that the process from HBM4 DRAM wafer input to final packaging takes over six months, both companies are expected to begin full-scale HBM4 production as early as this month. Micron is not entirely out of the HBM4 picture, however — it is likely to supply HBM4 for mid-tier products in the Rubin series rather than for Vera Rubin itself. Commodity DRAM Pricing Is a Wild Card Volume allocations and pricing for Vera Rubin HBM4 have yet to be finalized. Some industry observers suggest that while SK Hynix will retain more than half of NVIDIA's total HBM shipments — including HBM3E — this year, Samsung may emerge as the largest supplier when it comes to Vera Rubin HBM4 specifically. Samsung recently expressed strong confidence, stating that its HBM revenue this year will be triple that of last year. A key variable is commodity DRAM pricing, which has been roughly doubling quarter-over-quarter. The per-Gb price of server DRAM modules such as SOCAMM2 has reportedly risen to approximately $1.30 — approaching the level of HBM3E, the flagship HBM product. From Samsung's perspective, producing commodity DRAM — which does not require the additional expensive stacking processes that HBM4 demands — may be more profitable. Jensen Huang's meeting with SK Hynix engineers in Silicon Valley to encourage HBM4 development is also being interpreted as a move to check Samsung's growing negotiating leverage. "Samsung holds HBM4, commodity DRAM, and other products, giving it a diverse set of negotiating cards it can play with NVIDIA," one industry observer noted. $MU

I honestly didn’t expect season 12 of the Trump show to be this dramatic. Really, the writers are outdoing themselves. The setup for a dramatic finish in the midterms is unreal and it’s still March. Hoo boyo, what a ride.

If you had told me five years ago that a jazz vocalist like @laufey would rack up billions of listens on spotify, I think I would have laughed in your face. youtube.com/watch?v=ZtRNT-… This girl wasn't on anyone's bingo card.

@elonmusk GPT-3.5, though. Opus is already on 4.6, which is 1.1 more. 🙄

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Why does this graph look like the USA? 😆

I run a very small company with just a few (<5) employees, but in the 10 years I have been in business, we have had an employee have children almost every year. It’s a small thing, but I love it. Giving people jobs so they can make families is so rewarding.

And this is why the first /command I implemented on my bot was /kill.

Nothing humbles you like telling your OpenClaw “confirm before acting” and watching it speedrun deleting your inbox. I couldn’t stop it from my phone. I had to RUN to my Mac mini like I was defusing a bomb.

Can we just start calling them by their full name: CJNG-Ping. We all know how these assholes scaled up.

@MartinShkreli @LambdaAPI Pretty sure you misspelled “supply check.” The Blackwells have a big footprint because they were what people were deploying last year.

NVDA demand check @LambdaAPI

@elonmusk @wholemars Yeah but 1911 is the wrong year, because Lorenz and Poincaré had already developed most of relativity by 1905. The cutoff should be 1890, before Lorenz published.

@wholemars Demis is calling artificial super intelligence AGI, because if AI can figure out relativity and can be copied to have millions of them, it will be vastly superhuman as a collective

I don’t think I could have figured out general relativity in 1911. Does this mean i’m not generally intelligent?